Published : 09-10-2017
Residents of Khan Al-Sheih area and its camp, as well as farm owners and orchards called on the concerned parties to prevent crisis traders who cut fruit trees from the region's farms and orchards and sell it to the people as wood for very high prices. The residents asked the Syrian regime and people’s committees affiliated to it to hold the traders accountable and provide heating materials at reasonable prices and in large quantities for the area.
Activists and a number of residents of Khan al-Sheih camp saw that in light of the Syrian regime's evasion of its responsibility towards the people and it’s lack of commitment to provide heating materials to the residents of Khan al-Sheeh and its exaggerated prices, the options for getting warm are limited, with power outages that last for hours and the rise in the prices of fuel. With the approach of winter, have to cut trees remains an almost necessary action. The residents have no other way to find than to find alternatives for warmth and cooking, however, they hold the official parties affiliated to the regime accountable for not fighting the crisis traders who exploited the cutting of trees to raise prices, as well as not balancing the prices of fuel and oil and selling them at reasonable prices to the people.
Residents of Khan Al-Sheih area and its camp, as well as farm owners and orchards called on the concerned parties to prevent crisis traders who cut fruit trees from the region's farms and orchards and sell it to the people as wood for very high prices. The residents asked the Syrian regime and people’s committees affiliated to it to hold the traders accountable and provide heating materials at reasonable prices and in large quantities for the area.
Activists and a number of residents of Khan al-Sheih camp saw that in light of the Syrian regime's evasion of its responsibility towards the people and it’s lack of commitment to provide heating materials to the residents of Khan al-Sheeh and its exaggerated prices, the options for getting warm are limited, with power outages that last for hours and the rise in the prices of fuel. With the approach of winter, have to cut trees remains an almost necessary action. The residents have no other way to find than to find alternatives for warmth and cooking, however, they hold the official parties affiliated to the regime accountable for not fighting the crisis traders who exploited the cutting of trees to raise prices, as well as not balancing the prices of fuel and oil and selling them at reasonable prices to the people.
